Photos of forfeited properties belonging to Diezani Alison-madueke

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The Federal High Court, sitting in Lagos, ordered temporary forfeiture of four buildings scattered in Abuja and two States: Lagos and Rivers, linked to her associates and herself, and believed to be proceeds of unlawful activities. See more photos after the cut.. 

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